Language:
Dutch, English
Founded:
1948 / Residency program since 1978
Duration:
11 months
Paid by host:
  • Stipend: You receive a monthly stipend of €1000. From this you will have to deduct rent and living costs. Renting a room amounts to €350 - €500 a month. The rest of the stipend is meant to support yourself. It is the Van Eyck's estimate that it takes an additional €300 - €450 a month to attain an acceptable standard of living.
  • Production budget of €2,000 per year

For the Vroman Fellowship 2022: The Fellow will receive access to a private studio, a monthly stipend of € 1 000, a working budget of € 1 091, as well as accommodation for the duration of the residency period.

Paid by artist:

Enrollment cost, travel, accommodation. The enrolment fee amounts to €2,750 at a yearly basis.

Application guidelines:

To apply for the Vroman Fellowship 2022, please submit a single pdf (no larger than 10 MB) consisting of the following materials presented in English:

  • ­A motivational letter and project proposal (max 500 w.)
  • Documentation of previous work (max 25 pages with 1 – 2 images per page). The presented material should not be older than 5 years
  • A curriculum vitae (max 2 pages)

Application fee €65 (excl. VAT) or €78,65 (incl. VAT). The application fee is waived for applicants from and living in the Least Developed Countries, Low Income Countries and Lower Middle Income Countries and Territories on the DAC list. Please see the DAC list attached here.

Deadline:
Deadline:
1 May for the Vroman Fellowship

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Van Eyck Academie

Van Eyck Academie

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Description

The Jan van Eyck Academie is a multidisciplinary post-academic institute for fine art, design and reflection, located in Maastricht, the Netherlands. They offer places to 35-40 participants on an annual basis to further encourage experiment, research, production, collaboration and exchange within their practice. Artists, designers, curators, (landscape) architects, and writers come from all over the world to work on their own projects during a residency of 11 months.

The Van Eyck provides each resident with a studio, various labs - Wood and Metal, Printing and Publishing, Photography and New Media, a library, Lab for Nature Research, and Food Lab. Additionally, the Van Eyck participants can take part in organising the academy’s programme in terms of lectures, readings, presentations, exhibitions, etc - , and studio visits by internal as well as external experts and advisers.

The multiform character of the Van Eyck appeals to the artistic and intellectual versatility of the participants and enables them to deepen and ramify their talents and skills in the short and long run. The work of the participants is the effect and the result of various intertwined processes. It especially testifies to an art practice that is investigative and committed.

Current open call - Vroman Fellowship 2022

Outcome

Exhibition, catalogue.

Studio Information

The Van Eyck boasts well-fitted Labs (Wood and Metal, Printing and Publishing, Photography and New Media, a library, Lab for Nature Research, Food Lab), an auditorium, gallery spaces and a café-restaurant. The facilities are available to participants and all interested parties. The comings and goings of visitors and Lab users provide ample opportunities for interesting encounters.

Accommodation Information

The Van Eyck can help you find accommodation in Maastricht. It is compulsory to live in or near Maastricht during your stay at the Van Eyck.

Location

The Van Eyck institute is situated in the historical city centre of Maastricht, the Netherlands, at the heart of the Euregion and occupies a monumental modernist building designed by architect Peutz. The renovation works that were concluded in early 2013 have made the special qualities of the building even more prominent; the building feels more spacious, lighter and more open than ever. Simultaneous with the renovation three gardens were laid out, one of which is a vegetable garden. They reinforce the urban-cum-Arcadian feel of the Van Eyck.

Contact information
Addresses

Academieplein 1
6211KM Maastricht
Netherlands

Email
info [at] janvaneyck.nl